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i-V- •Mr. lA-tiMMnfeMtaMd. KAIUTY SALON I HtCKMAirS SEA FOODS 1155A*bury Ave, face S.J. €v«*t Cooltnf Foods to Tafte Out E>eviled Crab* ... ea. 45c Storm Retards Fishing, ftfeiirt VMtsr HLGi Party Boat Remiltt Good Since Sunday; Pier, Bay and Surf Catches Satisfy Anskra Recreation Cemter Summer Schmdnle soring M unptrsa M Mam of George Welaberg Aim having been unusually; . Bonon for the iarfeat fish were Md Bob Regan will represent the Ocean oity Beach Patrol in IBs I annual South i " Jersey championship I boat race far iftefyards, nc)ft „ - IS IWeflBMday evening I in AUl Atlantis Ottr Itie municipal tennta center will) city. - • to : .IS. full It eparMan waa announced until Woisberg WM a member of the team that captured the local Pa- JUS IRC Wallaoe Johnson, profnslonal at will leave , . . . to resume his duties as coach member up via tnreataf t^w^^ and agusah at the " ° J*5 ~ ld •OM for •event] weeks, fishing hdivided Tuesday, with Herman dropped off to some extent this I Brttsch. of PhlladelpJila. .and J, week as a result of the- stormy I Campbell. Upper Darby-bath iandwestber last Thursday and Frldiy. I ing 4-pound flounders. A 3-rjound boat Ban was caught Sunday on the h^ and a 2. lage Theato, 8Ui st, and Board, HOLY TRINITY CHURCH walk, Sundays at 11 turn, (Episospal) * • • llth st, and Oenlnl av, ST, JOHN'S EVANGELICAL •ev, Richard S. Bailey, Reetor XtJTHEKAN 7:80 &B a,m. Holy Communion, JNb it. m Central mv. 10 am, Sunday School. •hen, c. Barvfa, e.T.D, 11:15 am. Morning Service Week-days! HERE AM 12,000 REASONS B:45 ajn. Church School for all M»i, under the direction of F. 10:30 am, Wednesday. Bd«in Reiber, superintendent. The Long Distance Unas in Msw Jersey «M music Is under the leadtrship of busiest in hlrtoryi Out of eveiy B Wcs. T. Williams, Tlie adult class is taught by the pastor. The pub- Uc Is cordially invited to attend, 10:48 aon, Mrvlee in the Strand Theater with Or, Rets atover iwl *L troop-ship load, acme 12.0B0 nan ns3i»mdmmediate rush for th» tal«phonss..-WF, •their fifat ciUs homo! Deviled Claim e*. 20c Own CbowdM- „ qt. S5c PoUtoS-JjuJ pt30c Crfe Sl*w pL 30c in Otrr Market IsM* VsuletMe SLEmERRE the Modern Way Swedish Massage Reducing Treatment DAD, IT'S TOMMYI W% BACK IN AMBUCA Maws as gooel as this shouldn't Mvi these Bituaages hoB»T, YOU CAN HELP WW NEW MRilY IONS PISTJWCi JMM AM iunnr m BMWT With eaAis iwôhlm out Kilmer, Fort pixarid New iraat niiitary hospitale •V«ry part Of the nation DISTANCE volUBB in H«w J mon -than-.double that of RLEASE Mote WO MwnMSMry i«pa MEASE mtkm ••••nlial calls M *rto* JItSIT IHL v- r \ :,"% j,"'.: Tnnubons Ci viliaB life Shoemaker ,^ Army li maMn« a real ef. : to dlscharje Its men u fully wd ai possible to return preto civilian UN," according ^..t«r Bjt- A. Whitney Shoe m. former »ntlnel-liedg«- re. SnoenuMr j-eeently was out of the. Northern Onll- , aeetor htadouarteM at »n Uco and sent to a special U In Oeorgla. He rt-tumed to , it a new post, Fort Maefcur. neiir Ban PBdjro, Oallf,, to a eounMlor at the SepariWnter there. „, work eonalMa of helping men I ate preparing to te dlschargn the mrvtoe, uidudlhg the i out of employment aid with data an their civilian JUtarj alrnm, pawing nlonii on vmtmm' beneflti and rtgM, and onswerlne any ques- I (bout the return y ciilin unexpected lurrenair of J»j rutatd 8ft. ahoemakera plani [• furlough vocation this •untie and ethan with hcad- \m experience eipect their _ to mcrtaae enprmbi^ly from i m, handling the demobiltaa- Mk, MB QUICK BMULTH Insi THE cLASSDin ADS .1A FRENCH display, ef Fall Hats Renovated, Phone 0311 . (THE VELMA SHOP K3 Asbury Annae Wear, DrBsamaklnit, Altfraliaiu made Carmrntj fnr i, Minn ana w»iwn. nan,, M, * lit. YARN SHOP I Phono SS21 t@ of TARN |t|n Fri.-Sil. 'Ill 10 P. M, YOUR CAR AGAINST RUST WITH A NEW 'aim Job Soar Oar LHktaf Nnj aerrei Prrdoiu Metal OM On- BPHM L«r MM for Xhb Month ; G. Kurtz Itt & Atlantic Ave. i O. C. MM «r t«« Per HAIR ON Pfc Palmer 'has been ngsi§ned printed l.VV BO* MMvul YOUR FACE permanent duty in Atlantic City Mar Your In the supply and parts depart- Appearance! ment of the station office at the Century Press Ambasgador Hotel, He was a sheet Te&mf Ula kiir Ms N Rmsvii TOT ill- metal and supply worker during PRINTERS Ur, 11 miU HEVER GROW AOAlH. It m months service overseas In the lot West An. Umi u nn. Cant la «od let « fin Chlnn-Burma-Indla theater. you • HUl trutment. HO CHARGE FOR COHarjLTATlOB Frida M^ll^tin V«M Elotirolo((it Ml AMMry Ave. Phone NU MOVING HOME? Let ua ban yonr onkr a« far in adrancf as poDiblt. nils , will gin as • better opportnnll, to mave yon bask to »e cltr ; on the day yon specify, We want to give yon prompt Service. Yon can help DS by ; plucinjc yaw nwving order early, ' We appnelate your put patronnee and losk fanmM to •ervlm yon —*- OCEAN CITY EXPRESS CO. Moving — Hauling OFFICE.: 943 Bay Ave, 0605 DeHaven & Towntend Cmvftm & Bodine F-.tii.iuiici im Members Mew York and Philadelphia Stock Bxchangca and New York Curb ftrehange Packard Building, Philadelphia 2, LOCust mV> 30 Broad Street, New York 4 Summer Months: 801 Asbury Ave,, Ocean City, N, J, phone Ocean ttty 0WS GENERAL REPAIRING ALL CARS John Carew J. Harvey Mullen Owner mtam GAUGE AUXHO1 IBIZED DODGE • PLKMOimi SAU8 - 220 Wetfcy Avenue SBBWOE 8803 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Four Cwualty Comp«niet to Serve You All A-Plua ExceUent • wmumffimm HUTVAI. CABIMLTY COKMHI IIABLEY8VU.Uf HiniJAL OABUMXt OOMIhwnr HANUFACTUilER8 CASUALTY COMPANY MiHLUfD CASUALTY COMPANY DOB Tonr p*Uej pay dfarldnS or mfe'drlver rettBrdf li MedltaU PajtneuU m purt « Urn **n«*lnc wiUwat U»initti«T Better m Hmney Lloyd Chattl 14, last «••*. he tacan hit aenlor year Cltr JUgh soiiooL Hi IWM »*nt to Bafnbridge lmmedlatJly, and ttMW he has remslned since as a baker. except for brief week-end lea which he ment at home. He oantraoted scarlet fever there *w bosnttaliavd for lour May County tHOItt* nrtamwd to Onftad StaMt pqrta frfltn the «u- Load Veterans Service CotiBcil C. JOSEPH MOYER LIBERTY SHOE REPAIBS 10S4 Achury Ave. •ABIt BOMATO, Jtap, your money CUCQUOTCUIB CSKIMO «MUI NOW AVAILABLE! Insurance Against OCEAN NOW A VAlLAfiLCÊ^b Prop«tty individually JMpeMii p Stop p fe m tl«to 1 dei will 1m «u*d ««
S, -=*?**•,'*"""vr. ff #i FLAY •tattarMw Play. liwa J JEWELRY GIFTS Corp. Christmas Gifts Must Go Early Prompt Mailing GVWMM EuentuJ , New Jersey. Is offered M (11 the put, except that'ths inlty to Join the En- BovtMment advises relativw and Reserve Oorpo. it is an. rrusnai not to mail gifts to men nounced «y headquarters. Second who ire an their way, back to this : I Service apmmariii. ' eounhy or who probably wW be !.,„ - "T» Army offers »uch enlist- coming before OMstnu, «| I t* not only us a reward to The military' Santa Claus Job, It ( * veterano for their war service but »« uld, will be more complicated ' ' also to Mid a strong reserve of tills year, despite cessation of he*. trained men to meet any oner- tllltles. because redeployment « •# y Ilia future might bring. Hie millions of men and woman meant ' -' , ^_" li nationwide, less shipping space for packages, il' Veteran* who Join the EBC son- TOe period ran September u »,• •* l.tinue to hold the Ann; grade or to October 16 Is the only tins t-JJ "I rmttaji lield at time of discharge. Packages may be anUM I Also they maintain their service without a written request f_. || longevity, and at lome future date toMier trsailor. r WUl fce given oppBriunltlM «WI urged gift sendees to make i to eontlnue the study of their Ar,, "are they 6*»e the latest available my specialty. mailing address. it warned . Soldiers nay join the ERO at against shipment of perishable ; their separation center, reeeivlns foods, intoxicants, weapons, poi. fc their enlistment papers atonf with sons or any Inflammable mater. t theh- discharge certificate. Vet- ials. • eram who do not take advantage , - . . of the offer at the separation cen- FJupj,*;^— TMlnins ' : ter may, witeto is days of Hit- JjwMCaUOIl, 1 raining * M charge, apply for enlistment as a C.SSential to Good " '• " reservist at any United •tales Army * • j* •«. Recruiting Station. ' Job*. DeMl Warm * Applicants an permitted to se- Pointing out that thousands of Li leet any arnt or service in which young men and women now en- BENNY GOODMAN wftft BHI they served while to the Army, tertng the labor market have nr «" UMWMMH, wna an i Tworfieite FAMOUS SINCE 1919 Capt. LopeSt DEEP SEA PARTY BOATS /Lewi. CaHton' D«ily9A. M. BAIT * TACKLE * CHRIS' BOCK 2 OntheB.y Utween 9th & 10th Stt. Phooe. 8S68 or 0188 sessions of Rutgers University, de" Clares that education offers them . the surest way of making success- FISHING TOHRMAMENT •Hi fi Hi. •• iirii rut , MM MM? COUNCIL. TUNA FISHING PARTIES Charter Boat Capt. Tom Ackley 9th St. «t Bridge Judge Wishes He Could Award _ TOe famiiy au^nobUe ahould waeh hatf* seen! Niikiesl, I during the past two yean, | Ône refining company already is | nave higher octane grades on salt FOR SALE JW f fM a*e Mey. dl WkW " tmirj itMDen, aUd on whee far the du I William O. .Bunt, WiWwood the- ful their pco-sonal reconversion to a •*•« owner, announced late taat peacetime economy. week plans to rebuild two theatres and remodel another in the lower "I know of no period in history pan of the county. when more study i* so necessary The remodeling wfll be at the as it is today," Dean Miller satd B«ent, WiWwood, at a eost of •T*ese young men and women are man than »50.000. its seating caat a turning point to their lives PM» wiH be entargBd. when they muat make the decision The Strand and a complete block between a worthwhile future or be- e* *M. destroyed by fi last ing content with the mediocre Job yew, also win be rebuilt to time to which their present training and (« nert- summer. Work will start educational background limit agon on aanstrueUon of a new the- them," •tt» at Oonrt Bouse to replace He emphasised that In the "buyers faU. JM« to «qBBB(ed to be ready I on or before December 1, | Identification Bracelets • - , Start,* Silver \*g-» (• I- GaW F.Ued, $2.50 to $15.00 TS—11.00 up—plu* 20% tax 1 Medal To Police Court Defendant "If It was in my power, I would "Bow long have you lived " labor market of th« fu- I tunt it will be the trained workera who get good Jobs and become successful, but that war plant experience has done little to train youth for the kinds of Jobs that are most important in a peacetime economy. THJ£ REASON Sue — Men are contemptible beasts! He— Yeah, I know, mat's why I run around with women. There Is a typewriter concern in the United States making machines that write in 87 languages. ln sward you a medal," pones Judge Ocean City!" he asked Morris. Howard Warren told % defendant "About 40 years," in «ourt, Monday, "Have you ever been arrested The honored guest was Cory befere?" Morris, 75, negro, of 33t West ar, "No, sir. I've never been in this who was arraigned on • charge building (city hall) until today," [ of disorderly conduct preferred by Hie prisoner replied. William H. Turner, 330 West a,v, "Well, look around and enjoy Turner alleged that Morris used it," the judge Invited, "Nfce place, profane and abusive latmaaa In iurt if vnn ...... >.. „_ -. .. his testimony Indicated that hta who hive "never been" In court I* knowledge of the occurrence was is a very fine record and you are somewnat ¥****"• * *« !i == ——^ j ' - ^ handed./Tb, ,__,. -...,..- va> mu inai jrcortl now. Oaj» dence Inconsequential. I dismissed." Better Gasoline For Automobiles 'fte-War Stuff 1 by th* end of this week. The new fuels reportedly average n octane for sMndaN grade and •0 octane for high test, compared WtB the TO and 7» octane permltted under war restrictions. A changeover was made quickly In aome oases fay blending ljDO-oc- Back in T«nk« tan« aviation gasoline into trie regular grades to raise the quality. •**« dbalr. LEONARD'S Bicyd* Swvice 1200 Aabury AT*. MARGARET JOHNSON SCHOOL of DANCE anc/ DRAMA - Bn# » XtutMh and costs we r»lgnedi in noUee court Saturday Patrolman Carl Smith said ha finally, 1 _ _ ear west ahead of the other and he •topped aim first, then stopped Slack. ,The defendants denied they Were radng each other, saying they were total •tasnfmt, tout they did not contest the speeding charge. Ignores 4 Police Summons; Fined $21 A motorist who Ignored four police lummonses far parting hli car on the street ail night, in «- •MM m to poUce court eatur- ' PDUCB MM that aalTaten BORgio, Jr.. 38. left hU car out all ttlght ln front of 810 14th «t., and that a ticket waa ptoceV on It four MMeatrava nigbU. But Roe- >JB
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